Abstract: Examples described herein are directed to tracking location by a positioning service. For instance, a method includes: receiving distance measurements from a first anchor device; determining a trust value associated with a path between the first anchor device and a second anchor device based on the distance measurements, wherein the trust value corresponds to whether the path is obstructed; determining a first measurement interval to measure a distance from the first anchor device to the second anchor device based on a single-sided measurement and a second measurement interval to measure the distance from the first anchor device to the second anchor device based on a double-sided measurement; and sending an anchor configuration to the first anchor device including the first measurement interval for the single-sided measurement and the second measurement interval for the double-sided measurement of the second anchor device.

Abstract: A first set of data characterizing a spectrum of light emitted or reflected by an object is received from a linear light sensor. Each pixel of the linear light sensor corresponds to a specified range of light frequencies. The data includes a first intensity of each pixel at a first sample rate. A subset of pixels is classified as points of interest within the first set of data. A second sample rate of each pixel is determined for each of the subset of pixels. A second set of data characterizing the spectrum of the light is retrieved. The second set of data includes a second intensity of each of the subset of pixels at the second sample rate. The first set of data and the second set of data are combined to produce a third set of data characterizing the spectrum.

Abstract: Access Point (AP) location techniques using Ultra-Wideband (UWB) and, specifically, optimizing UWB location techniques to reduce collisions may be provided. AP location techniques using UWB can include determining a plurality of Access Point (AP) pairs. A schedule is determined for the plurality of AP pairs to perform AP-to-AP ranging, preamble codes are determined for each AP pair to manage cross-correlation between AP pairs of the plurality of AP pairs scheduled to perform AP-to-AP ranging simultaneously, wherein the plurality of AP pairs are operable to perform AP-to-AP ranging using Ultra-Wideband (UWB) and according to the schedule and the preamble codes for each AP pair.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, apparatuses, methods, computer readable medium, and circuits for tracking location by a positioning service. According to at least one example, a method includes: receiving distance measurements from a first anchor device; determining a trust value associated with a path between the first anchor device and a second anchor device based on the distance measurements, wherein the trust value corresponds to whether the path is obstructed; determining a first measurement interval to measure a distance from the first anchor device to the second anchor device based on a single-sided measurement and a second measurement interval to measure the distance from the first anchor device to the second anchor device based on a double-sided measurement; and sending an anchor configuration to the first anchor device including the first measurement interval for the single-sided measurement and the second measurement interval for the double-sided measurement of the second anchor device.

Abstract: A first set of data characterizing a spectrum of light emitted or reflected by an object is received from a linear light sensor. Each pixel of the linear light sensor corresponds to a specified range of light frequencies. The data includes a first intensity of each pixel at a first sample rate. A subset of pixels is classified as points of interest within the first set of data. A second sample rate of each pixel is determined for each of the subset of pixels. A second set of data characterizing the spectrum of the light is retrieved. The second set of data includes a second intensity of each of the subset of pixels at the second sample rate. The first set of data and the second set of data are combined to produce a third set of data characterizing the spectrum.

Abstract: Alleviating spectral regrowth and Receive (RX) blocking may be provided. To alleviate spectral regrowth and RX blocking one or more targeted intermodulation products may be identified for a Transmit (TX) data packet of a radio of a Multi-Link Device (MLD). A puncture resolution and a puncture position on the Bandwidth (BW) of the TX data packet may then be determined. A puncture of the TX data packet may then be caused, wherein the puncture has the puncture resolution and the puncture position.